Although your vet says vaccination is important in protecting your pet, note that there are side effects that your vet might not tell you. Rabies vaccine is legally required for a companion animal to have as not to be a threat to humans, hence this could cause side effects to your pet.
Your vet has an obligation to inform or discuss to you any side effects of a vaccine and not just the benefits of it.
Rabies vaccine side effects in dogs
After the shot your dog may experience malaise, fever or the worst possible adverse reaction is anaphylactic. Vaccinosis is a non-immediate reaction that can result to:
Separation AnxietyVomiting
Fever
Facial Swelling
Aggression
Autoimmune diseases
Allergies
Digestive disorders
Fibrocarcinomas
Rabies Vaccine side effects in humans
A vaccine such as for rabies can cause serious problems for humans. The most common is allergic reaction.
Mild Rabies Vaccine side effects
redness, swelling, headache, dizziness, abdominal pain, muscle aches,
Moderate Rabies Vaccine side effects
hives, joint pain, fever
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